



The main guest area has a reception foyer with a well-stocked curio shop, and several relaxed outdoor seating areas beyond the chic, colonial-style lounge. There's a wide outdoor terrace and a magnificent infinity pool, with views over the waterhole and surrounding plains. The restaurant (cuisine, like the lodge, is five-star) and spa overlook a natural, mineral-rich salt lick that's visited by game day and night. Adjacent to the lick, the camp fire is a perfect place for sundowners.
Paths lead to 12 tented suites, all well spaced apart for absolute privacy. The interiors are sumptuously large, their ceilings draped elaborately and canvas side panels opening up completely to give all-round wilderness views. The largest suite has two bedrooms linked via an intimate lounge, and is perfect for families. Sheltered decks have a dining area and a comfortable lounge, and a delightful hot tub on the far edge. Bathrooms are en suite, with indoor and outdoor showers.
Early-morning and afternoon game drives in the Masai Mara Reserve (the lodge is just five kilometres from the main gate); night drives – with special night-vision equipment – are conducted in the private conservancy. Wildlife you can expect to see include elephant and buffalo, wild cats, abundant plains game and even exciting encounters with African wild dogs. Birdwatchers will relish bush walks around the lodge, and the staff are happy to arrange a visit to nearby Masai villages.
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